BBC announces British author J K Rowling’s first adult novel, The Casual Vacancy, will be adapted for the small screen.
J K Rowling is the queen of Twitter, and there are no doubts about it. Whether it's replying to Trump or raising fingers at Theresa May, J K Rowling has done it all.
Manuscript of rare ‘Harry Potter’ prequel stolen in Britain
Recently, she's taken to Twitter to respond to an Islamophobic man who posted an offensive Tweet.
https://twitter.com/RutgerUlbrecht/status/900820414854815744
Rutger Ulbrecht posted this Tweet, and an enraged Rowling replied with:
J K Rowling marks 'wonderful' Harry Potter anniversary
DID YOU KNOW:
— J.K. Rowling (@jk_rowling) August 26, 2017
In Britain, we call things that are completely untrue 'bollocks'? pic.twitter.com/7q1AlCVUcw
Other users quickly jumped on the "DID YOU KNOW" bandwagon with their own facts:
https://twitter.com/backtoklondike/status/901378574715940864
https://twitter.com/Leahautumn01/status/901374964879826944
https://twitter.com/Shouq22x/status/901384884748505088
DID YOU KNOW:
— cuticlecare (@cuticlecare) August 26, 2017
Muslims hate donuts. Specifically Krispy Kreme glazed dozen. Pls leave 10 boxes outside your nearest mosque. @MuslimIQ
Did you know, that in all countries, Muslims wouldn't self decompose and fall apart at the sight of bacon. Oh wait... #immeltinnnggggg
— Fatimah.M (@FatimahMourad) August 26, 2017
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